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A Creditable Defeat.

THE WASHINGTUNS PLAY WITH VIM IN BOSTON, But
LOSE THE 0ANR
The Washingtons were defeated by the Bostons
yesterday by score OF to f. but the defeat was
glorious one, when compared with the last two
games In New York. The Senators seem to have raj
lied from their lethargy and played with spirit and
vim yesterday. The game was won by good luck
and Kelly's two-baSe hit. The score shows twelve
hits and seven errors for washington and ten hits
mems hits, however, were OF the phantom order.
Neither side made a run until the seventh inning,
when washington scored four times and Boston
and ninth inning. Whitney pitched . steady
game throughout.
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MINERS WHO WANT CHANGE or PAT DAY.
There was q meeting OF the Miners Onion IL Kan.
awha Fails, w. Va, yesterday, Tor the purpose q
discussing the semi-monthly pay day. II 10 not
definitely known what was done. but ft a feared
that the agitation Will lead TO trouble and the an
nouncement OF the determination OF the miners IA
anxiously awaited by operators who employ union
its last session, changing the pay day TO sent
monthly, but SO far the operators have not COM
piled with It. and many OF them are unable 70
meet the demand. Many OF the miners have
signed contracts for pay monthly, but rs the ma.
10rfty Of the signers union men, they win either
have TO abide by the decision OF the meeting yes.
terday. or withdraw from the organization.
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1f1J s
THOS. BOWLING, AucdOneer. lie.
(tHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTATE, SITUATED On NJ STREET
NOkIH, BEIWEEN EIGH TENTH AND NINE
TENTH STREETS MESE

(tHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTATE, SITUATED ON NJ STREET
NORTH, BETWEEN EIGHTEENTH AND NINE
TENTH STREETS WEST.
BY virtue of a decree OF the Supreme Court of -
the District OF Columbia, passed on the 2lst day
81 April A ID; 1887. in Equity cause No. 1890 Iii
TENTH DAI OF JUNE, A. d. 1857, at FIVE
O'CLOCK NJ. offer at public sale III front Of the
premises. the following tine property, namely:
The twenty CO) feet in width from front to
of original lot No. "a and the
600 feet and halt inch in width from to rear of
original lot No. rs IN square No. l4O being the line
brick house aud premises No 1902 street northwest.
Terms OF sale, as prescribed by decree One third
cash. and the remainder IN equal nstanents
and months day sale with inter-
est 20 be secured by deed OF trust upon the premises
all cash at the OPTION Of the purchaser" The said
sale 10 be clear of taxes but subject two deeds
trust securing about $500 aud recorded in Liber
HOS, folio 500, and Liber 1l07, folio 49, respec-
lively of the Land Records of the District Of Column.
bia- deposit OF three hundred dollars will be re-
quired the purchase at the time sale. II the
terms sale complied with within ten days
the the right resell the risk and
cost of the defaultns purchaser All conveyancng At
purchasers cost
FRANKLIN H. MACKEY,
FRED. ". JONES, Trustees.
TH0A kS DOWIING Auct teS .dfds
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ACTOR PARKS BODY FoUNp.-The mystery sur.
rounding the disappearance OF George X. Parks.
the popular young actor, who has been missing
from Boston since q week ago last Tuesday, was
cleared up Sunday by the finding Of his body.
The police boat In Boston harbor discovered body
hoattng In the water near Birds Island, and upon
securing L. partly Identified IL by the clothing and
dark-brown overcoat which Parks wore when last
seen. In the pockets were found q stage diary
marked 'George X. Parks, Held by the Enemy
company" No money was found. The body was
In an advanced state OF decomposition, and had
been In the water about ten DAYS
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nc CenGIaI A6IAm S1tudtIOms
In the house OF commons last evening Sir James
Ferguson, parliamentary secretary OF the foreign
Office, stated that the Russian railway toward
Afghanistan was completed to within lbs miles OF
the frontier. He added that the rumOr that the
railway was completed to Sarrakhs, rs miles from
the frontier, was not confirmed. In the house OF
lords VtScOunt Cross, secretary OF the state for
India, announced that Lord Dufferin v1ceroy OF
India, had telegraphed on June that there was
no fighting going on in Afghan1Stan.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS z. wAaGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer

a. s4K sAE S SE II
f4E5T"s sEk FIRST sTKEkT ANP NORTH h CAR S
ahaEf aND A s1xTT sf hETMkN
Of passed IN Equity caus q Nc
Of premises the hereinafter described Real Estate
1881. az FIVE O'CLOCK PM. Lots Nos 1s4 and 135
IN shepherds spbdivision Of square No 6e3 situated
o "a sRs pa SANE E., pay -; ogAEIERpAsT Sly
seven - In Reservation ID, situated on Maryland
sna a6d ss5
Terms Of sale One third cash. and the balance to be
from day Of sale and the msnt secured
n ali OF the ns OF
Of sale or on ratification thereof by the lien
and Sen until iSi tnn
interest shall be paid deposit Of 5000 each piece
i sale Be
Tesoid at aud ssss q R paP
Chaser Se 5: aaEE N Edn;: Trustee .n.
ap2S-d&ds THOS. E WAGGAMAN. Auct
me AR2YE IF n AH 1872 y
and Plea scsk b. consent Of parties
r1- THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
FIFTH osM NAY At time
my1S-d&ds s. 8. HENKLE. Trustee.
eE THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
poned until MONDAY, THE SIXTH DAY OF JUNE,
A y. 1887. at same hour and place. by consent Of
parties.
my125-d&ds S. 8. HENKLE. Trustee.
B LIE FSAE to q F
D. 1887, at same hour and place by consent OF par
ties. 3. s. HENKLE.
te6-d&ds Trustee.
II THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POSTPONED
until WEDNESDAY,, the FIFTEENTH DAY OF
JUNE A. d. 1887, At same hour and place. by consent
OF parties.
iel0 s. s. HENKLE, Trustee
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ALSO,
IMPORTED KEY WEST AND DOMESTIC CIGARS.
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

VALUABLE PROPERTY At -AuCT1oN-Pr. LOT
80 SO IL, lSX9l y, 70 80 FOOT ALLEY: -
IMPROVED BY TWO-STOkY FRAME, ll124aT3
18th ST. NV, BET. L AND NJ. 0:a
On FRIDAY, SEVENTEENTH JUNE, at FIVE
THIRTY 2. NJ, will sell In front of the premises
the abovedescribed property
Terms: One-third cash balance and years at 6
per cent to be secured by deed Of trust premises
sold; taOO deposit at time Of sale II terms be not
fauting purchaser after days notice in
paper published in Washington, d. c. Conyeyancing,
1el1-d&ds Auctioneers.
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Horrible North Carolina Tragedy.
HUSBAND MURDERED BY THE LoyKR or Rm
rssp


RALEIGH, NC, June l4.-Dennite news was 70
ceived yesterday about the murder OF Paul Iincke,
In Beaufort County. II is that Lncke had be-
frfended VIM A Potts, dissolute but handsome
young lawyer, who formerly lived at Statesville
Potts had acquired undue ascendancy over Lncke's
wife, and sought an opportunity 10 Kill Lincke.
his wife and adopted daughter. Lillian, i've years
Old Potts crept into the room, and, placing PTS
Potts at once ned toward Aurora, but on the WAY
there met the physician and deputy sheriff. who
had been notified OF the murder. Potts surren.
dered TO them, acknowledging the crime and say.
Ing he Intended TO kill two other men. Mrs Iincke
was arrested as accessory, though the evidence
against her was circumstantial and not direct She
was discharged ana Potts put In Jail In irons The
feeling Is very high against both. Lincke man.
aged extensive plantations for Col. Shaf1er OF
Raleigh. He had recently come into possession Of
$1,000 from Germany. lie made over all his prop.
erty TO his wife, and IL has been discovered that
she had made IL all over TO Potts
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PAUPxR ARABS RKsHRP1D 10 EuRoRA-Su-
perintendent jackson, Of Castle Garden, New
YORK arter making an examination into the
affairs OF the seventeen Arabs who arrived At
New York In the Netherland steamer Leerdman on
Saturday, decided yesterday that they would re-
would become public charges. They will be kept
on board the Leerdmaus which lies opposite jersey
CITY.
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A FIGHT WITH TIE APAcHRs.-A special from
Benson, Ar1z, says: "Lieut. Johnsons command
surprised q numerous band OF Apaches ia the
RincOn Mountains at noon Saturday Capturing
their baggage and horses The Indians scattered
among the rocks and evidently win try to make
their way back TO San Carlos It Is believed that
emit condition. The troops are stin In sharp pur-
suit"
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DlsoouRAaINa RKPoRs ABOUT THE CROWN
PRINCE A Berlin dispatch says: Prince
Bismarck considers the crown princes
life doomed, and that the lstters family are pre-
pared for the worst The correspondent says that
he has heard that the real statement OF Prof Viz.
chow was concealed; that the professor went 20
the palace, and, with tears In hts eyes declared
that his examination had led him to believe that
Life was In danger.
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JRRsHY JUSTICE FOR MOST AND Hrs CRoWD.-The
district attorney OF Hudson County, n. j., has
taken steps TO bring 10 punishment Herr Most and
q number or his followers for r1oting at Oak Hill
Park sunday. A demand Will be made upon the
New YORK authorities for Mosts extradit1on.
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BA,pnss
THAT MUST COMMAND ATTENTION.
MICE GREY SERGE SCIT....- $3.50. BARGA1
An all wool GREY SERGE SUIT. $50. BARGAIN.
Al aI-wool BROWN MIXED
CHEyIOT -..-.-.-.....-........... 1000 BARGAIN.
A siIs-faced BLACK CORKsCREw
PRINCE ALBERT SUIT. 1850 BARGAIN
Boys all-wool GREY CHEyIOT
SUIT, ages from - to Is years. 500. BARGAIN
A CHILDS' SUIT. from to ID
----..--.............. 200. BARGAIN
We are Offering special baryainsin
SILK. PoNGEE. ALPACA. AND sEERsUcKER
COATS AND VESTS
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING COMPANY.
Corner eth and G sts NV.
,a3 Opposite Patent Once.
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EDUCATIONAL.

WANTED-A YOUNG FRENCHMAN, BACH
w eller lettres, wishes to exchange French for
English lessons. Address FRENCH-ENGLISH, Star
Office. je11-3ts
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The CHARACTERIZATION Society
TIE NORTHEAST WASHINGTON BRANCH ORGANIZED
FOR WORK.
The Northeast Branch OF the City Evangelical
ton Society held Its first meeting last evening at
Waugh church. Rev. DR.. Price was chosen to pre-
side, and Rev. Mr.. Smell was elected secretary.
Rev. 8. NJ. Newman, Rev. Dr.. Butler, Rev. s. b.
Green, and MI. Hitchcock made addresses explain
ing the plan Of the society. A resolution was
adopted appointing the following pastors as men,
6ers OF the N. E. Washington Committee: Revs
". -. Young. Eugene Peck, ]. A Price, J. w.
CLARK, e: I. Weede, VIM. H. Rogers. J. c. Jones'
J. w. Ch1ckering, Jr., ana the secretary OF the
East Washington Y. NJ. c. A. These ciergymen
are to each appoint two laymen. The plan as ex-
planned Is to form societies in different parts Of
the city, with the view Of making q house-to-
house canvass for evangelistic work.
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TWO SIx-ROOM FRAME HOUSES, NOS 323 AND
80 18th STREET SOUTHEAST, AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON, JUNE FIJI -
TENTH, 1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK. in front of fs::Y
the premises, shall sell sub lots Is and 10 in au
square 81 improved by two six-room frame houses,
Nos 3 and 80 IL tn street southeast water gas
can run for about thirty three months at cent
interest and secured by deed of trust 800 deposit
required each house at time of sale. all conveyance
Ing AT purchasers cost. THOMAS BOWLING,
tef-d&dS Auctioneer
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k kEAii ( pIEE1eeAHiTES 6'' Trustees.
je2-d&da Office: ASP Louisiana ava NV
TTNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
Il FOURTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN H AND


BY virtue Of decree of the supreme Court Of the -
1851 in the case Of Annie NJ Carroll ya. Lewis 1a
front Of the premises on TUESDAY, THE FOUR:
TENTH DAY OF JUNE, A: D.. 1857, AT HALE
land and premises known and described on the ground
plat plan Of the City Of Washington the District
of Columbis and being lot numbered twenty mine
60 in 1svidson's subdivision od square numbered
frame dwelling This lot fronts "a 812 on i4th
street and has depth of 1.0 feet to alley.
installments in oneand two purchaser to give
notes secured by deed Of trust bearing interest six
rsnnuaiy deposit Of s2oo REQUIRED day Of sale.
to day Of sale will be paid out of purchase money If
terms OF sale are not complied with in ten days the
trustee the right resell the property at the
risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser.
&C. O. COLE, Trustee, 46S Louisiana ave.
DUNCANSON Bros. Aucts. my31-d6d
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rious nottng between volunteers ana c1tt1ona
The soldiers wrecked many houses and seVoeSi
citizens were stoned
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR


TN SAD cfShf w fpph sobN EOSyIM.
ASHnroS, ALA. June l4-ror several weeks
past people living southeast OF Admission have been
greatly exercised over the presence OF ver1tap,e
Wild man, who has been making his home IN the
Poor Hills In that portion OF the county, Parties
out Deriving In the hills have frequently caught
sight OF the mailman, but none could give an INTEL
ngent account OF how he looked or who he wAx
To-day IL turns out that the mans name Is John
Hoeknn, or Rankin, and that he came 20 this
county nom Butts County, Ca, some eight years
or SO ago. Hocklin married rustic belle In Butts
county, Ca. He owned some land, and the newly
married couple at once settled down 20 rural life
In Their humble way they prospered- TWO children
were born 10 them. After six years OF happiness
trouble came into the home OF Hockln HIS nrst-
born dled or typhoid fever. The second followed
In q Few months This double grief almost crazed
Hocknn and his wife. The woman at last fell sick
and SO fretted about and mournH over her trouble
that she died OF broken heart. The last blow
proved Too much for the mind OF poor Hook I'm
VINO became Insane. His insanity was OF a mild
forn he having the idea that his wife and children
were IN hiding from him. Laborfng under this
hauuclnaton he forsook his cherries home and
has wandered on foot from Butts County 20 this
neighborhood, distance OF about $50 miles These
facts were given by Mr.. Brown, OF Atlanta who
Claims 10 have known Hockin and his troubles fn
Georgia As yet no effort has been made to secure
Hocklln, and from the agile manner IN which he
gets out OF sight when discovered, IL Will be no
easy matter 70 corral him.
He is described as tall, gaunt long hair unkemps
beard and wild eyes making typical Wild man
OF the woods.
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EDUCATION IN ALABANA.-The Montgomery Als,
Advertiser says: alabama expends one-third OF
her entire revenue for public schools This, how
ever is scarcely q 1.-THE OF the amount expended
on private schools and Institutions OF learning
There is not town or q community of any sire Ia
the state which does not supplement the school
fund by private contributions. In addiUion-ther0
are colleges for male and female pupils all over The
rived from the patrons"
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AGAINST THE INTERSTATE COMMERCE LAw-Tne
convention OF river and lake transportation men,
called by the late Capt. Stockdale, OF Pittsburg,
assembled in Cincinnati yesterday and made q
slight beginning toward the accomplishment OF
the object of the meeting which Is to protect their
interests under the interstate commerce law.
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BROS, Auctioneers.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AMI
UNlMPROYED PROPERTY IN THE SOUTH
WEST SECTION OF THE CITY

We will offer at public auction, in front Of the -
premises. on THURSDAY. the SIXTEENTH IN fS:3
STAh1, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK F. NJ, oneEa:I
Dwellings,, ~ street between street and Mclean
avenue southwest containing six rooms and bath With
all modern improvements.
tel3-4t DUNCANSQN BROS Aucfa
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lNINE THREE-STORY AND BASEMENT PRESS
L. BRICK FRONT DWELLING, No. 93l q STREET
NORTHWEST, NEAR PATENT AND POST OF
FlCES AND CONVENIENT TO ALL SECTIONS.

NORTHWEST, NEAR PATENT AND POST OF
FICES AND CONVENIENT TO ALL SECTIONS.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE FIF-
TEENTH. at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, we6sI
Will sell, in front of the premises Ea:I
LOT 10. SQUARE 375,
fronting % SIP feet street, with depth of O3
feet to o 15-foot alley
Inc Improvements are three story and basement
brick containing IL rooms and bath roon. modern
cOnveniences ostory brick stable the rear the
premises good order and from the splendid location
would make a good Investment home for a bust
parts of the city
Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and two
years notes to be secured by deed trust or more
liberal terms Will be stated at sale deposit $3.50
required at time of sale; conveyancng, &C., at pur-
chaser's cost Terms to be complied with in 10 days.
otherwise right reserved to resell and
defaulting purchaser after days. public advertise
ment IN some newspaper published in Washington,
d. G. DUNCANSON BROS
je9-d AuctiOneers.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

WILL SELL ON THE PREMISES. 1905 STREET
NORTHWEST (NEAR NEW NATIONAL THEA
TERI, THE ENTIRE STOCK OF FINE IMPORT
Ed WINES. BkANDIES, CORDIALS AND
IMPORTED KEY WEST AND DOMESTIC CIGARS
&c, AT AUCTION,
THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE SIXTEENTH, COM
mencing Ar TEN O'CLOCK. The entire stock consti-
tutes the finest quality of Imported and Domestic
Liquors and Cigars, only kept by few frst-class
houses in this city The fine should pay attention
to this sale. The goods can be examined up to the
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
Store for rent and Fixtures for sale in jel14t
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Sumo THE Towx.-Harr1et W. Allyn has sued

SUING THH TOwN.-Harr1et w. Allyn has sued
the town OF oregon, Ogle County, Ill, in the
United states Court. The plaintiff Is said to be q
Connecticut millionaire. She has In her possession
forty 81 600 bonds drawing interest at per cent,
issued by the town OF oregon tothe Ogie 4 Carroll
County Railroad Company In 1853. Both the In
terest and principal of these bonds remain wholly
unpaid she avers, and the sum now amounts TO
something like SO, 600 which she asks the court
TO collect It Il said that Mrs. Anyn's demand
win bankrupt the town II she obtains Judgment
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5HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL, ESTATE
ON STREET, NEAR ST. ALOYSIUS CHURCH,
BETWEEN FIRST STREET AND NORTH CAP
MARYIANn AVENITF RETWrEN F0IrPSA Nh
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A new servian cabinet has been formed with
4 Rtstaca - premier.
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE, KNOWN AS No. 435 FIFTH
STREET NORTHEAST.
By virtue Of aided Of trust dated August 9,
1856. and recorded in Liber No. 2O4, folio IL
ct seq, of the land records the District of
Columbia and at the request Of the party thereby
cured viii sell at public auction. in front of the
premises, THURSDAY, THE SIXTEENTH DAY
OF JUNE, 1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, sub Lot
numbered twenty 20 being part Of original lot eight
go, in square $50. improved by two-story brick
building, containing rooms, with modern improve
neuts. known 435 9TH tine
Terms. One-third cash: balance In OF two years
Notes to bear interest at per and to be secured
by deed Of trust deposit of 400 required at SALE
Conysyancing at purchasers cost Terms to be COM
pied with in i've days. otherwise resale risk and
cost Of purchaser. Title good
,e4-ssa. 2. P =, MTAAkSER'l Trustees.
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneera.

S&AHTIH GEA NsyEp AAS GS SI7FEE SAKYEP
FRAME PEE MiRk f E * "A SIZE: ROSE ROSE
a pRsK k6sEWo 6hBIE 4 ASEEs WIT M
s26a h iBsA ThPFE MHos MS
TIL sBE COST fTRo
MAkpkobE x hIhaasr %5E o1Y bk5g
n GE IAHE D1 MfToS A
Any f PATasaT HILL R asRN M4HH az
R F9FII w1 M TNR HANGISGs LAGE OUR
MEraN EHsf HAEBR ASR
sPkNd dHGG R0RE A MATs BERRNG
LAMPS, BEAUTIFULLY BEcoRATED. VERY
eA hkE ATR sST3sT5Y EASY
A d tSh G4sS M4h s1 dTEs
at FEN HNkJPAH SVKE len
partially enumerated and those in search furniture
Of superior t3r manufacture crafty their tastes by
,e14st WALTER fs' 5. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts.
DUNoANsoN BROS. AuotiOneeTs.
SPECIAL <, RHt SALE OF
AT AUCTION.
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, we viii sell. in front Of our
saesrooms, 9th and streets northwest the follow
One Coupelette.
One Shifting Top Carriage,
One Falling Top Carriage,
One Doctors Phaeton,
One Dog Cart,
Terms: c.s One Top Express Wagon.
je14-2t DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
nUNCANsoN BROS, Aucuoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY FRAME DWELL
ING, NO. LOG ELEVENTH STREET SOUTH
By virtue Of a deed of trust duly recorded in
records Of Washington County in the District Of Will
Bs s. zfS$i :;
all that piece or parcel Of land situate being
city OF Washington, in the District of Coumbia. and
on
street east and running back from thence with said
@ in 4 ~ I@%hsred thousand TO-
Prlvleges improvements. and other Entertainments to
IN
bear interest from day Of sale and to be Sc
e 81 to s1e be &C. At cost
IT the right resell at risk and cost Of
Of such resale IN some newspaper published in Was
ns sied 3 gHklSIT g.
THOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer:
DESIRABLE IMPROVED LOT. NEAR NORTH
WEST CORNER OF CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
TOM. D. AS e. Al fA AE6F1oN STREET. GEORGE
4n NasPA Six JgS SocK II i 1s
premises, will sell part of lot 81. in Old George I
town. fronting feet on Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
by depth OF 90 feet, improved by two frame houses
. Terms cash. deposit of 800 will be required at
time of sale. Recording and conyeyancing at cost
of purchaser. W. RILEY DEEBIE
3el4-d&ds Real Estate Broker 1919 st. NV.
pEREMPTORY sALE-AUCTION SALE OF -
IL V a.. q; PROPERTY, LOCATED AT 7O3G:
On S,S SATURDAY nII GN JUNE TWENTY.FIFTH 1887.
sale at public auction the premises. above-de-
scrbed property and its appurtenances the improve
mens consist of frame house LIST ST. and two two
story bricks Of lot fronting alley Size of
% IT., in. 100 IT.. inches Terms of sale: One
third cash and the balance in four equal payments of
six twelve, eighteen and twenty four months at per
cent interest; 300 deposit: conyeyancinx at pnr-
chaser's cost NJ. FOLEY,
je11-eots Auctioneer
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TEE EVENING STAR Is served 20 subscribers IN ths
cay oy carrlers on their account 10 per
Neek or SAC per month Copies at the counter 2
cents each BY mail-postage prepald-50 cent? Q
month; one year. So: six months go
lEntsred at the Post Oice At Washington D. c. -
DecODd-c class mail matterl
IHE WEEKLY STAR-published on Friday-S1 q
year postage prepaid. SIX months so cents
sF All mail subscriptions must be paid In sdyHnos,
nc paper sent longer than is paid for.
Rates of advertising made known on anpI;c,tion
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF CHINA AND GLASSWARE,
PERFORATED WARE. LAMP SHADES. WOODEN

On THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE SIXTEENTH.
1881 at TEN O'CLOCK, at my Auction Rooms, I shall
sell a large consignment of the above goods
The attention of the trade directed to this sale
je13-3t THOMAS DOWNING Auct